This man described opposites like the sun and moon and life and death with 
This man described opposites like the sun and moon and life and death with the word "syzygy" [SIZZ-uh-jee], and he summarized his theories in the introduction to the Evans-Wentz translation of the Tibetan Book of the Dead. He designated Eve, Helen, Mary, and Sophia as four stages of male development, and his work was the basis of the [*] Myers-Briggs personality test. His other theories include synchronicities and the anima. For 10 points, name this Swiss psychologist who created the idea of archetypes in his theory of the collective unconscious.
This man described opposites like the sun and moon and life and death with the word "syzygy" [SIZZ-uh-jee], and he summarized his theories in the introduction to the Evans-Wentz translation of the Tibetan Book of the Dead.
Carl Gustav {Jung} [YOONG]